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Bryan Finigan, a manager at Kozy’s Cyclery in Chicago’s South Loop, has years of winter cycling under his belt. The former bike messenger is an ace at keeping cold-weather commutes smooth in the face of heavy snow and salt. We asked him to share a few of his tried and true tips for keeping your ride safe this winter.

Biking is a great and safe way to see New York City—no, seriously! In the past decade, the city has seen a surge in the number of cyclists rolling through its streets. Dedicated bike lanes now connect many parts of the city, making it possible to ride without having to do battle with Manhattan traffic. The leisure ride described below—or any part of it, depending on what you’re up for—takes riders along both sides of the East River, and can easily be done in one weekend afternoon: the whole route takes about 50 minutes. It’s all on bike paths or lanes, and best of all, it takes you right to some of Long Island City’s cultural gems, all without having to wait on a single subterranean subway platform while the sun shines without you.